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Az intereSticS article on ~Eleetri-
city - : Mosc-, appears II s late
SSr Francisco EastEs. Il mentions
the Increasing Use II electricity in all
lSrSe c;t5e> toy driving light mSch-
ine-y, bur >tStsS thSt IS powerful
motor Il i sui II the experimental
stage, Interesting 70 RonolOlu Is the
reference 70 electric motors for street
railroads, - follows Whenever II Is
found 10 be eheSper. and more deSira-
he tbSn horse Or SrsSm-power for
hauling street cars, It VIII come into
Se-er6l Use IN this respect, Saye
where the cS6le rOSd msy be deemed
preferable. Gnd II looks IS II the Ca
BE would more than hold its own for
roGiS with steep grades There are
low shout fifty street railroads en-
plOylnS electricity IS s motor The
results Sre fGr from uniform. partly
because s great many different p2-
tents OF UnpStsntei devices sre en-
pIOyei- Some Of these apps2r 10
YyO-k well ari others DO not But If
IN the multitude Of devices s single
one finally gives satisfaction. II vii
be likely 70 come into general Use.
Edison himself hsS taken out $50 p2-
tents On his OWL Inventions. or on
those IN which he hzS h2d hand IN
bringing OFT. The streets Of this
c5Sy bang mostly q eaSy grade. cleo
NC motors. when they reseh s set
tied degree II perfection. VII prOba-
bly, be Just the thing for CUP antieipa
ted system Of street railroads ThiS
city. GlcboUSh. from It's distance frOm
the great world ot Inventive rrUgresS.
S little beLirC3h2nd II some respects.
waS e1rIy TO the front with what Is
stated 10 be the best system Of tsIe-
phones II the world Il has not
Jagged fsr II therssr. either. II aiop5-
ing the electric light 4 street rail
rossi nun bv electricity would put Ho-
nCLC-c pretty vel II the vGn If u-0-
sreS>- Talking and seeing and traEal
Ing by electricity would Be 5 tho Of
local advantages which might lead 10
the general elsct-iittying Of al depart
Ers--S q st-lvlrv-
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Tar provision Of Hawaiian law.
by which people must procure a pass
pom at the Custom House before
leaving the Kingdom. has Of late
veSrs been denounced eftanar than
defended IN the local press The
writer Of these lines has indIted
leaders IN support q the proposal 10
abrogate this law. but i ready 10 ad-
NIT the possibility Of having been
haSty IN that regard Certainly. al
first sight the system seems 10 belong
10 the customs Of 3 past age, OF al
least a 1ld-faSLiOEed countries. and
10 savlr TOO much Of pataTnal gov
eminent and interference with the
liberty Of the subject Il must ever
be 8 question. with regard 10 many
matters Of public interest. how Tar
the state should 60 IN protecting the
nights Of individuals One good cri-
teEion i whether the measure dis
eussei : class legislation Taking
this for 9 guide ID regard 70 the sub
iect under consideration. We ind
first that the passport law Is for the
protection Of both public and private
creditors ! man may be denied this
ticket u dsuISsI0n from the COUNTRY
If he has not paid his taxes as veil Is
II he owes 3 private debt Then the
question arises = 10 whether public
and private creditors Cr the state
and the community. ara 10 Be regard
ed - Z class ID which constitutional
law denies special legislation The
= creditor class i term often
Used but II i - chiefly 10 describe
capitalists q money lenders.
g distinguished fr0n thOse who
have ID seek sec0naodsti0u Is
tsEplEar! b0zroRers Everybody
eslI0s bsl1lg ID the creditor
elass II that sense- But II 8 broader
new Of the term everybody l. apt TO
De q Gls tine II another { creditor.
and the debt owing 10 the individual
L nj 10 b gagged II importance
soo0-1lng 20 us amount but aec0Td-
ing To each creditors circumstance
Is / Of - uuEh moment fur IN
stance. 10 the letter OF apartments IN
Z lodging hGdse 10 receive the reg
ulsr rents therefor e Il L for the
large hJlss OEnF 70 have the rents
fUE his property promptly paid 4
lsE that you'd afford protection 10
the wealthy landlord While refusing
II 10 the huEblez 0ne would Be an
una4usl stst1ts- O cIass legislation
q the kind that tie E0rIdss exue-i-
enes his da.lde1 should Be aTO:dei.
But Ian protecting the rights Of al
elassss Ot lsndlgz1s- # n0s living VI
Ilst eo1dit5Ols Up0n tLzr tenants.
would be Enobiae5l01abIs- The IzE
rslstlng 10 lsndIor1s and tenants
lately obtaining II this eoanfTT. II
nay BE- Telarkad II uzssing. wss
found II p-set5es 10 PIT unize uoEer
q 0PrEassz01 II the hands q The
lsn1l0El- and a feesat session. Ct
ths LegzzlsEuEe bill xG psssad put-
ting ceEEsln ehseEs q that power
Int Ess lsgl=lsting f0E class but
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5pttiaI NOtirts.
KING BROS

Importers sud Dealers in an Goods, Artists
Materials. OIL Paintings, By local artists. Photo
EzPhs Of Island Scenery, Chromos. OIegrzphs.
Pzstels, Water Cololz. Albums. Plush and Ebon,
Gods &C. &e- Frames Of any and al kinds
made % order Reziiding snd repairing old
Pics1rss AID Nirr0- Frames specially.
KING BROS.
llss i Honolulu, Il. L
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Il the Hawaiian Kingdom.
kalakaua. by the grace Of God. 81 the Hawaiian
Islands, King:
To the Marshal OF the Kingdom. or his deputy.
greeting: You are hereby commanded TO summon
CHARLES FOSS. defendant. in case he shanhls
written answer within twenty days after service
hereof, TO be aud appear before the supreme
Court, At the October Term thereof 70 b. holden
at the Court Room OF the Court House. Honoirin.
in the Island Of Oahu, on Monday. the 50 DAY %
Oct next At 10 O'Clock a m. 70 show cause Why .
the claim OF Maria Foss. plaintiff, should not
De awarded her. pursuant 70 the tenor % hsGa
annexed petition.
And You then there this writ. with fulI
return OF your proceedings thereon.
Witness Hon A FRANCIS JUDD.
lsEALl Chief Justice 90 our supreme
Court. ~ Honolulu. this i4th llr
of sept. 4 p 1SS7-
Il REST.
% Dep CIark.
] certify that the foregoing f. true copy 81 -le
summons tn said cause aud thar said CONT has
this day ordered publication Of the same ana
continuance Of said cause % the next Jsrr lry
Term
Dated Honolulu, Oct iss7
Is9 g. WI. FOSTER. Csrrk.
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IN TINE STPRFNIF con 1T.

4 Hawaiian Islands Tn Bankruptcy
In re JAMES " kAHALEANC. of E--iml1
kauai. a Bankrupt.
Whereas, the above named Bankrupt. smas 81
kahaleauu. has this day fled @ re.ltiou 1 b. dis
charged by oEdcr Of court, from his als and
liabilities
Vow, therefore up0n sling said petition f1r
discharge from his debts by said BaukrrF=s 20 IS
hereby ordered that TUESDAY the 18Th dly "
November next. % Chambers. In AlIioiaui Hale.
Honolulu, Be and the same f. hereby appointed
Tor the hearing OF said application for DISCHARGE
from debts. when ard where an creditors Who
have proved their debts iu this proceedi1g, nay
appear and show cause. IL any ther have Why
the said Bankrupt should no. be granted his
discharge as aforesaid
And IL Is further ordered that this order be
published IN the weekly Hawaiian Gakette .
newspaper published az HouoIuiu. Oahu. for tuo
weeks. and also. thai notice Be- given b. nail b.
the Clerk, TO al such creditors who taTe proved
their claims against said Bankrupt. herein % tn
time and place 81 the hearing o. said petition
for discharge
Dated this IS b dav Of Oct ISL
EDWARD PRESTON
Justice Sgpreme Co1r--
Attest. ] II Reist
Sec Den CLERK. fr-l q
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Denis kearney is much exercised
over the fact that he is prohibited
from distributing in this city his
circular calling upon the people to
put & stop to Chinese immigration
and competition,
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0H4waiI an Islands. in Probate
IN the matter Of the Estate % u j LANE. la-4
of Lihue. Kauai. deceased
On cling the petition and accounts ~ 3 NJ
Hatch, Of Honolulu. Oahu- administrator a. the
estate 81 the said T D Lane. recessed. wherein
he asks % Be allowed sz55.I0. aad charges him
self win 50 80. and asks that the same nay te
examined and approved. and that q fnai olier
nay pc made Of disrri button 81 -Ae property
remaining % bis hands % the persons thereto
emitted anl dlscnargiu- hlm and his srrefies.
from al further respoHsibilfg as such admiois
traitor.
u is ordered that WEDNESDAY. The I'd az
o. aoT, lssl. - 70 O'Clock a u. 81 Chaubsrs 81
the Courf House At Aliioiani Hale. Hcu0iulu. be
and the sane hereby j. appointed a. me time
and p.acs for hearing =aid petition and accents
and that 81 persons infe-esfed nay then and
there appear AID Show cause. 10 any theT ha7a
Why ne same -hould not Be granted. and mar
said property.
And that this order D. the English i1nguase.
Be Published iu the Hawaiian Gazette newsplper.
printed and Published IN Hoaoiui1- fqr ti-ae
successive weeks previous n The time therein
appointed for said hearing.
Dated az Honoiuiu- This i5.h day % ocf. iss7-
By the Court
HENRY SMITH. Dep Clerk. ifssz.
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yUPRENTE COURT or THE

- 4 4 "a TN = w a. - 4 I'D
- Hawaiian Islands. in Psolute.
In the matter OF che Estate of klAhWeUD.
of Lahnina. Maui deceased, irtcsf1te. Before
Mr. Justice Preston.
ON reading aud filing the position oi Wi'lha
o smith. creditor. ot Honolulu Nlhl. alleging
that Kirkwood died interstate 90 said Lsa1lua
ON Che ssi dsv oi October. 1871. icaviug property
iu this Kingdom necessary Tor adnu Arllior
and praying that letters OF COMMUNICATION issue
Go him. and that meanwhile temporary letters %
administration be ISSUED 90 the petitioner.
10 Is ordered that TUE >nNN, che 81 DAY OF
November. iSS5, 40 40 o'clock ia, be and hereby
Is appointed for hearing said petition before tht
said Justice, Ia the Court Room 90 this Couri. ar
Honolulu. az which time and place an persons
concerned may appear and show cause, II any
they have, why said petition should not De grant
ed and that this order be Published On the
English language Tor three successive weeks in
the Hawaiian Gazette newspaper IN Huuoiuic
and that temporary letters % administration
issue 20 petitioner upon the filing OF g bond %
SiOOO.
Dated Honolulu, Oct =. 1885,
EDWARD PRESTON.
Justice OF the supreme Cougt.
Attest:
HENRY SMITH Non Cfs-t. fro1..
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cuPREME CoURT OF THE
Ter 81 the bankruptcy % WALLACE JACKSON.
% Honolulu. oahu. In Chambers. Order foe
hearing OF petition Of Bankrupt Tor discharge.
Upon reading and alag the petition % WaiiacaA
Jackson, a Bankrupt. praying ioF a discbarce
from all his dchts.
n he ordered shat TUESDAY. the 18th DAY 81
Nov, 1887, 90 10 o'clock ~ or that DAY, al Alto
tor a hearing ppOn such petition. Whch aud
where an creditors OF said BANKRUPT. who hsre
proved their debts, may como in aud show c4nse
Ii any they have, why The said Bankrupt shcuid
not be discharged from his debts.
And 70 is farther ordered that notice % sEch
application be given, by mail. 90 al creditors
who have proved thcir.dchts, and ~ publication
FOR two weeks IN the Hawaiian Gazette.
Dated Honolulu, Get 81 1881.
SEWARD PRESTON
Justice OF The supreme Ccllt.
Attest, j n REIsr.
Second neuntV CIUfk. ff.N"f
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THIS PAPER j. kept 81 ale 81 &c
Dzkz's Adrertisiug ASsn1y 81 sad s. Mr.
ehanss EzeA1Ezs. san Francisco. Cai- F1e7
contracts fos adrertisiar can s. -as=so-
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BEFORE JUDGE BICKERTON.
Foreign jury in attendance.

A1<A eNAuo AASNN-A-cNs
FRIDAY, October 18th.
Foreign jury in attendance.
The King vs.. Lee All hi. Robbery, second
degree.
AtI0a. M, the juror Mcintyre being still
sick. the jury are discharged, and the follow
ing jurors are drawn and sworn: IhOS- Lind
say. J. H. Hare. ]. ]. Locker, c. h. Nicoll, E.
O. White, Vim. Unger, L. M. Mather. A. NJ.
Mellis, A. L. Smith. W. Robson, L. F. Ian
sing, J. Shaw.
Mr.. V. V. Ashford opens to the jury, calling
Aiai, Aleu- and ChOy In w..
1t noon a recess Is taken, and at $50 p. m.
the trial Is resumed.
J. II. Fisher IS called, after which the
prosecution rests.
Mr. Neumann calls officer t. Hopkins, Lee,
Ah hi. Asam. Ian Chung, All See. ING
Wing On. Tan Toy. Chew Kim. ing Giug.
Lee Chong and Hop Yune.
Defendant rests, when the prosecution calls
Kim Cha IN rebuttal.
At $50 D. N. Mr.. Neumaun addresses the
jury, followed BY Mr. V. V. Ashford at 1886
2. n.
The Court charged the jury at 3:5S, speak
ing five minutes.
At $40 the jury returns with a verdict OF
not guilty. three dissenting.
Whila the jury in the above case vas
out, the divorce suit OF Ida Jorgensen
- N1-- c04zEAer4 - lt-L-ls el4AA4 O.
Kinney for hbsllanI. Hatch for respOn-
dent. Parties were married IN Copen-
hagen, Denmark emigTated to New Zealand
and thence 10 this country. The libel
charges cruelty and desertion against re-
sp0ndent, 70 which he enters a denial in
every particular.
SATURDAY, October 18th.
BEFoBE JUDGE BICKEBT0S.
John F. Colburn Us. W. G. Parke, assignee
IN bankruptcy OF Wallace Jackson Re
plsvin for property, consisting Of a colt and
a pole wagon, valued at 500. Tried By
mixed Jury, who returned q unanimous YER
diet for the defendant.
The divorce case Of Ida JOTgensen Is. Carl
J0Fgsnseu vas resumed. the Court reserTing
decision so that the interests, especially, OF
the yOung children should receive mature
consideration
Kahahsna W IS. Epa *, divorce. Di-
Yorce granted on proof Of habitual drunken
ness and cruelty on the part OF the respond
SIT.
Nh. Hatch, Of counsel for defendant IN the
breach Of promise suit OF St. Clair vs. Glib
SOL. made z motion for Court 70 fiL the
amount OF bond that defendant shall not dis
pose OF property pending further proceed
ings- The Cont thought that 1t vas a dis
orstiOusrv matter. and that the amount
should not b less than the amount Of the
verdict $4,000. Same counsel also fled
bill OF exceptions 10 instructions TO the jury
and 20 the verdict.
3Ir. Ns1mauu. counsel for defendant IN the
case Of Kane 70 Nakalska- damages for erin
inal conversation. filed a bill Of exceptions
TO the verdict Of SIP 20 for plaintiff.
At Al p. H. the Court adjourned zine die
Al CHsMBEEs.
On Thursday last, before Judge Preston,
ten porzry letters Of administration Of the
estate OF the late J. G. KirkSOOd. Of Lahaius.
zers ordered 70 Issue 70 W. o. Smith. under
a bond Of $11O0. and November I'D was set
for hearing the petition for sdministrati
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Tn Supreme Court adheres to its
decision against the publication of
its public proceedings while any par
ticular case is pending. As no such
interference with the liberty of the
press Is practised in England or
America. the matter is one that calls
for legislation, at the extra session if
possible.
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Supreme Court.
ooroBER rKRN, 1881.

OCTOBER TERM, 1901.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE BICKERTON PRESIDING.
MONDAY, October oath.
The King vs.. Lee All hi. Robbery. The
case occupied the session until l o'clock,
when the Court adjourned to 10 o'clock to-
morrow.
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Astl sls> DAY -s-ce,.-s-sS.e-ss5 y I Mas -
rs,--.. srs-c. s,- Esz--tS-s. l>-ts1 ~ Eglusss
CLCLSNL.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

SIN CHARLES DLKE, who lost his
brilliant position in British politics
and society through a grave scandal,
has been welcomed by the best Turk
ish and Greek society at CONSTANT
nople. He is said to be the lion of
that city. where irreproachable char
acter Is not Indispensable.
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SAN FRANcISCo papers announce
that the honest people of that city
have been compelled to revert for
protection from overwhelming ras-
eality TO the Committee of Safety of
pioneer days As our publisher says
IN q private note. referring TO such q
possibility There are times when
popular uprisings are the only ways
TO correct public abuses and punish
the offenders"
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At CHAMBERS.
REFoRE CHIEF JusrICE JUDD.
ICE BIcRERroN PRESIDING.
TUESDAY. October 18th.

pIalnants blII IS taken as contesSeu against
defendant.
associate JUSTICE BICRERroN PRESIDING.
TUESDAY. October 18th.
The King VS.. Lee All hi. Robbery. This
case. continued from Monday, had to be de-
ferred owing to the illness of juror.
A breach of promise case was next called,
a jury being empanelled after an hour or two
of trouble. The Court requested that no re-
port of the case be published until after it
was settled.
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CUPRE8IE COURT OF THE

Attest. J II Reizf
Sec Dep Clerk. flsest
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HENRY SMITH. Dep. Clerk. N
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MAGNETISM AND ELECTRlCll Y
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Effects of Different Qualities OF
Electricity in Curing Diseases.

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The various conditions under which
electricity is manifested enable US to
apply it to q variety OF morbid condi-
tons. according to one OF three recog-
nized methods, namely:
1. Conveying electricity directly to
the organ, nerve or muscle to be acted
upon. o.-..
through the nerve which supplies it.
8. Applying electricity TO distant
part in such way as to excite the re-
flex action of the nerve, and thus In
directly affect the part to be treated.
Also, upon the nature OF the current
used. The induced or continuous, II;
direction, its intensity, quantity, quail
lty and the different ranges OF each one
Also, different diagnosis for thu
selection of q particular current, bes
suited to each diseased condition.